October 31: Thumb Tip's Invention
Today marks the birthday of Professor Herwinn (William Humpage) in 1861; he apparently invented the Thumb Tip
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Today marks the birthday of Professor Herwinn (William Humpage) in 1861; he apparently invented the Thumb Tip
Robert-Houdin’s famous magic performance before the Algerian chieftains occurred in an Algiers theater this night in 1856
Still making adjustments, a reader weighs in about marketed tricks
An intimate theater hidden away inside of Art of Play, a curio shop in Brooklyn, New York.
As his interim tenure starts to wind down, Jim Steinmeyer has exciting news to share about changes to Genii’s editorial team.
Steve Martin dusts off his card-handling from his magician days in for Season 5 of Only Murders in the Building
Peter Godfrey was born on this day in 1899
On this day in 1946, magic dealer Joe Karson filed a U.S. patent for an “Illusion Apparatus,” marketed under the name of Zombie, the floating ball.
In the October 1937 Linking Ring, William H. Wilson (Will de Seive) advertised his trick, Clippo.
The distinguished historian and author discusses his unique approach to magic's past in The Magic Book Podcast.
Ricardo Rosenkranz’s beautiful, magical theater in Chicago features top-tier talent presented in a lavish theatrical setting
The Milbourne Christopher Awards celebrate excellence, originality, and leadership in the magical arts.